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(Solved): you are asked to find the propulsion performance of your fu...

you are asked to find the propulsion performance of your full-scale ship. Assigned ships were handed in the first part of the project. Students will work in the same groups, as assigned earlier. In this project, you are expected to design a propulsion system using Wageningen B-Series propeller database. At the end of the project, you need to hand in the following for your ship at the design speed: Total resistance coefficient, C_(T) Open-water propeller efficiency, eta_(0) Hull efficiency, eta_(H) Propeller rotation rate, n Advance coefficient, J Thrust coefficient, K_(T) Effective power, P_(E) Torque coefficient, K_(Q) Propeller thrust power, P_(T) Delivered power to the propeller, P_(D) You will need the wake fraction w and the thrust deduction factor t while calculating the interactions between the ship hull and the propeller. For these, use the following empirical formula: You will need the following details of your ship for your calculations:

(Solved): c) Distributive Equivalence: (S^(^())(BvvD))/(Avv[M^(^())(C-...

c) Distributive Equivalence:

(∼S^(^())(∼BvvD))/(Avv[∼M^(^())(C->D)])

d) Conditional Equivalence:

∼A->∼(B^(^())C) Pvv(Q->R) ∼(∼MvvN)

e) Contrapositive Equivalence:

∼P->∼(Q^(^())R) A->∼(MvvC)

Use the Conditional and DeMorgan's Equivalencies to change the following statements: a)

(A->B)->∼(R->S)

b)

(MvvN)->R

c)

Q->(P->M)

ARGUMENTS AND PROOFS Definition of an Argument - Definition of a Valid Argument - Definition of an Invalid Argument - Determining Valiability: a) Using Truth Tables b) Formal Proof Solve the following by constructing the truth table (determine whether valid or invalid): Solve the following by formal proof (verify by an indirect approach first):

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(Solved): What is a key difference between the Cutlip, Center, and Bro...

What is a key difference between the Cutlip, Center, and Broom model of public relations and the Hunt and Grunig model? A. The Cutlip, Center, and Broom model focuses on the roles of the organization, whereas the Hunt and Grunig model focuses on the multiple roles of the individual. B. The Cutlip, Center, and Broom model focuses on the individual, whereas the Hunt and Grunig model focuses on general approaches to the practice of public relations. C. The Cutlip, Center, and Broom model focuses on the managerial roles, whereas the Hunt and Grunig model focuses on the public reception. D. The Cutlip, Center, and Broom model focuses on the public, whereas the Hunt and Grunig model focuses on the relations.

(Solved): Question 4 (20 marks) The Department of Economics commission...

Question 4 (20 marks) The Department of Economics commissioned by the Government, intends to provide insight on the impact of human capital, brain drain, corruption and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) on productivity. You estimated the following model. The regression results are provided below. Here productivity is the dependent variable. Method: Least Squares \table[[Variable,Coefficient Std. Error],[,,],[human capital,0.55543,0.1537],[corruption,-0.22835,0.0467],[brain drain,-0.98720,2.1208],[FDI,0.29996,1.5144],[,,]] a) All other factors being equal, test the hypothesis that corruption has no effect on producitivty in Jamaica? (7 marks) b) All other factors being equal, test the hypothesis that braindrain decreases productivity. (6 marks) c) All other factors being equal, test the hypothesis that a FDI has a positive effect on Jamaica's productivity? (7 marks) (Total 20 Marks) -Use the 5% level of Significance for all tests unless stated otherwise-

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(Solved): what are the major differences in IR spectra of 2-napthol an...

what are the major differences in IR spectra of 2-napthol and butyl naphthyl ether?

(Solved): (a) Calculate the loss due to reflections in an interface th...

(a) Calculate the loss due to reflections in an interface that has the light go from GaAs (n = 3.5), through an air gap (n = 1.0), and into a fiber (n = 1.5). (b) Calculate the transmissio

(Solved): Sketch the graph of the function f, defined below, f(x) = ( ...

Sketch the graph of the function f, defined below, f(x) = ( 1 if x ≥ 0 −1 if x < 0 and say at which points f is continuous.

(Solved): Identify the statements that are true of a nonideal operatio...

Identify the statements that are true of a nonideal operational amplifier.